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UC-Publisher Agreements
…cess to open access. OA2020 is not dependent upon a particular open access business model, but rather institutions reapportioning funds from subscriptions to open access publishing — resulting in journal literature that is readable and shareable by all. In 2023, UC learned that academic publishers are attempting to subvert authors’ rights to control how their own work is used and shared. The university is united in its commitment to protecting aut…
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A social networking site is not an open access repository
…announcing this intention, no progress seems to have been made. Long-term preservation and access Open access repositories are usually managed by universities, government agencies, or nonprofit associations. Affiliation with a larger institution (with a public service mission) means that repositories are likely to be around for a long time. They often employ librarians and data specialists who specialize in ensuring long term archiving. The conten…
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SPIE
…Commons in open access publishing, see this NEJM Perspective. What is the business model behind this arrangement? SPIE offers this discount to all institutional subscribers to the SPIE Digital Library independently of license negotiations; it is not explicitly included in subscription agreements. The University of California does not pay for this discount, nor does UC receive any refund on subscription costs when UC-affiliated authors pay to pub…
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Meet Rich Schneider
…explains how they managed the process at UCSF. (Return to top of page.) The Economics of Open Access Open Access isn’t just about opening up research to the world. It’s also about intervening in a scholarly publishing business model that is often incompatible with library budget decreases and faculty research needs. Schneider addresses the fundamental economic challenges we face as an academic community. (Return to top of page.)…
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IEEE Transformative Open Access Agreement
…pus’s library to ask for funding. You will receive confirmation within one business day and your charge will be paid in full by the libraries. You will also be asked to identify the reason that full funding is needed, choosing from a menu of options (e.g., the research is not grant-funded and you have no other sources of funding available; the grant budget did not include money for publishing; etc.) You will not be sent an invoice for the APC. Wha…
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Two UCSF Faculty Call for “Unified Actions” From Faculty Regarding Cell Press
…om Cell Press editorial boards; iii) cease to submit papers to Cell Press journals; and iv) talk widely about Elsevier and Cell Press pricing tactics and business strategies.” The letter is reported in the Chronicle of Higher Education….
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The Company of Biologists Open Access Agreement
…ll funding from the UC libraries. Your request will be reviewed within one business day and if approved, your charge will be paid in full by the libraries. You will be contacted if your request is denied for any reason. 4. If you indicated that you do have research funds available for the balance of the article processing charge, you will be invoiced. If you select this option, you will see your portion of the article processing charge disappear f…
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Springer Nature Transformative Open Access Agreement
…pus’s library to receive funding. Your request will be reviewed within one business day and if approved, your charge will be paid in full by the libraries. You will also be asked to identify the reason that full funding is needed, choosing from a menu of options (e.g., the research is not grant-funded and you have no other sources of funding available; the grant budget did not include money for publishing; etc.) You will not be sent an invoice for…
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New open access agreement between the University of California and Canadian Science Publishing
…to full open access. CSP is exploring how to shift from subscription-based business models to models that make it easier and more affordable for researchers to publish their work open access. “Access to peer-reviewed science has never been more important. As a not-for-profit navigating the switch from subscription to open access, we see transformative models as a sustainable way to open up the scientific literature,” Kettley added. CSP, a mission-…
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Open Access Tipping Point (OATIP) Public Affirmation
…tions to promote open access to our scholarship and to support sustainable business models, including the elimination of dual payments to publishers. We will advocate broadly, and work with our stakeholders both locally and in existing consortia, to advance these common goals. Ivy Anderson, California Digital Library Kristin Antelman, University of California Santa Barbara Clare Appavoo, Canadian Research Knowledge Network Jonathan Bengtson, Unive…
